maximally

/ˈmæk.sɪ.məl.i/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈmæk.sə.məl.i/ (ame, ipa)

maximally — 副詞

1. to the highest level a situation allows; as fully as possible.

1.副詞C1
釋義

最大限度地

達到情況允許的最高程度

to the highest level a situation allows; as fully as possible.

例句

The door was opened maximally so the piano could pass through.

門被盡量打到最大,好讓鋼琴能搬過去。

maximally + past participle for full adjustment

Jin adjusted the chair maximally for better back support.

Jin 把椅子盡量調到最合適的位置,好讓背部更有支撐。

verb + object + maximally in practical adjustment

同義詞
  • fully

    More common and less formal; often the natural everyday choice.

  • completely

    Stresses total extent, but not always the idea of reaching a limit.

  • to the utmost

    Literary and emphatic; highlights the idea of an extreme limit.

反義詞
  • partly

    Only to some extent, not to the full possible degree.

  • minimally

    At the smallest degree or with the least amount possible.

文法句型

maximally + past participle

verb + object + maximally

用法筆記

Mostly used in formal, technical, or instructional contexts when someone stresses pushing a setting, amount, or level as far as it can go. In everyday conversation, speakers more often choose 'fully' or 'as much as possible'.

常見錯誤

The app protects your data maximal.
The app protects your data maximally.
💡use the adverb 'maximally' to describe the degree of protection, not the adjective 'maximal'.